The Pill Golf Single Shot Training Aid

Although small and lightweight enough to easily carry while traveling, $13+ for one "pill" seems a bit excessive. It is likely made in China and probably costs less than $1.00 to manufacture, so a 1300% mark-up is pushing it based on what you get.Under the best conditions (a flat putting or hitting surface), the product's design does not readily indicate where you are aiming, requiring frequent repositioning if you are aiming at a specific spot such as a golf hole. If it does what they claim it does, it will indicate whether or not you applied a square clubface to the ball at impact, but if you plan on aiming at a hole on a putting green with any break whatsoever, good luck!I find the product useful for ensuring that the clubface is square at impact, but the lack of paper instructions (there are training videos on their website, thepillgolf, but they are commercials disguised as aids) and excessive markup make it a poor value. In the $3.95 to $5.95 range, I would rate it in the 8-10 "Bomb" range (4-5 Stars), but at nearly $13 for just one ...CombatCritic Gives The Pill Golf Single Shot Training Aid 5 Bombs Out Of 10 (Rounded Up To "3 Stars")Five Bombs Equates To: Charlie-MikeTranslation for Civilians: Charlie-Mike = "Continue Mission" The Pill Golf Single Shot Training Aid

I bought this and the Putter Wheel putting aid as a comparison.Doesn't feel like a soft golf ball but more of a plastic feel. Did not like the sound of the impact with the face of the putter but that could just be my putter. Weight also feels lighter than a real golf ball.Feedback of the putt is decent but got quite a bit of wobble compared to the Putter Wheel which seemed to roll more pure.

Overall I like what it is trying to do. My only complaints are one, it's way too expensive for what it is. Two, it is a little difficult to get it to stand up on really hard surfaces (industrial carpet in office).

Helps training for square strokes. Good warmup

Not something I would use often but a good tool for practice putting

The Pill is a great practice tool for someone who really wants to make a good putting stroke. My only problem is I got the one instead of the three pack.

A little disappointed. Was ok but I had my son who doesn't golf try it & he always got it to roll straight as did I. Seems to roll true, on all putts.

It wobbles appropriately. It works as advertised. I question the value for lofted flops.... but for putting, it does help.

great used it on our greens lot's of friends had a go to